Dentist
dentaldreamsCompton (CA)
$250,000 per year
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If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Dentist
Full Time Professional Compton, CA, US
Salary Range:
$250,000.00 To $300,000.00 AnnuallyDENTIST OWNEDDental Dreams is owned and operated by our original founding dentist. We have been in practice for over 20 years, making decisions based upon what is best for our patients from a dentist’s perspective. GREAT DENTISTS. We invest in hiring the best dentists and provide them with modern, top-quality dental facilities. GREAT EXPERIENCE. Our dentists are experienced in performing ALL avenues of general dentistry. We see and treat any/all dental problems with excellent results, while offering our dentist’s the mentorship and training to be the best doctor they can be. FIND YOUR PURPOSE. At Dental Dreams we pride ourselves on bringing top quality dentistry to all members of the communities we serve, with an added focus of helping the underserved.
Compensation:
Permanent daily minimum guarantee
Up to $10,000 Sign-on Bonus
The average compensation for this practice ranges from$250,000-$300,000+Clinical Practice: Complete autonomy over treatment planning
Mentoring by top-rated, experienced clinicians
Fully digital and paperless office
Discretion over dental supplies and instruments
Paid vacation time
Robust continuing education program
Visa and permanent residency sponsorship
Health and Vision insurance
Dental coverage for associates and immediate family members
Requirements:
A current or future dental license is required
DDS/DMD in Dentistry from an accredited US dental program
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